One of the best place to visit in Curitiba.
Though I didn’t like the museum inside, I liked very much the architecture of this museum.
It is in fact named after its architect.
Various museum rooms exhibits many featuring cultural items however it is very very small in terms of count when I compare it with the largest single man collection museum in Asia named Salar Sung Museum in Hyderabad, India.
Always with great expositions The architecture of Oscar Niemeyer per se is already worth the visit. Please go there for your own sake :)
The project of the museum was designed by a famous brazilian architect, Oscar Niemeyer, that's why it's called Oscar Niemeyer's Museum (MON). The space presentations are ok, nothing really special. Anyways, it's a good way to spend your day.
An incredible museum, like most of Niemeyer works and designs. This place is really worth to visit, the amazing architecture and the surroundings. There are exhibit rooms under the entrance floor, which is made of glass that lets you look through it. The art is not only in the works exhibited but also everywhere starting with the museum itself. Awesome!
Quite a nice place to visit if you're sightseeing. We went on a Sunday afternoon and entrance was free. The surroundings of the museum are also quite good. On that day e were surprised by the fact that at the garden of the museum a lot of citizens were roaming with their pets
Marvelous resource here in Curitiba. Seems they make miracles happen all the time even though we know their resources are low just like everyone else's. So much activity and creativity in such a beautiful setting. It is a must!
Overall good museum with a few problems. They don't warn you a few areas are closed until you get in. Some areas were being built or reformed. Also there were a few broken lamps so some works of art had no ilumination at all. Considering the R$16 entrance fee, I expected there wouldn't be such problems.
Absolutely impressive. The permanent exhibition itself is surely more than enough to impress any visitor. Well worth a visit. Make sure you go in the morning. In the afternoon it becomes ridiculously crowded. Also, take the opportunity to visit Bosque do Papa, which is right next to the museum.
An incredible designed museum, like most of Niemeyer work. This place is really worth to visit, the amazing architecture and the surroundings. There are exhibit rooms under the entrance floor, which is made of glass that lets you look through it. The art is not only in the works exhibited but also everywhere starting with the museum itself. Awesome!
The museum itself is very strange, like everything Niemeyer ever designed, but it's worth the visit. There's always at least one interesting exhibition, probably more than one. The workshops for children are great. The green area around it receives dozens of people with dogs on warm Sundays and is even nicer than the museum itself then. The café and the store are nice too, though expensive.
To visit this, you need to access the tunnel if the other museum first. Great expositions with deep meaning. Sit back and reflect, every sensation helps fruition.
There are always nice things to look at, really cool architecture. A good place for big and small ones. A little bit of culture has never hurt anyone.
Impressive architecture, lovely museum! At the backyard of the museum lots of families and youngsters gather for picnics, music making and walk their dogs, extremely cozy place.
Amazing architecture with a beautiful space for modern art. collection and exhibitions were impressive too. A must see in Curitiba
Lovely Museum. Architecture is beautiful. Nicely curated. Beautiful tie to the City's and State's history and culture. But Café can use an improvement on service (unavailable menu items, crowded, flies) and food (e.g. pao de queijo was hard).